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I've done this previously, but I have some additional photos of my three acoustic pianos and my digital setup, so I thought it would be fun to post these. Please, everyone else, do the same if you can. I bypassed the PF uploader site and used "Photobucket" per Apple's suggestion. Hope you enjoy:

Continued:

They are:
Bechstein Model A (6'2")
Steinway Model B (6'10 1/2")
Mason and Hamlin CC2 (9')
Kawai CP175 with Muse Receptor and Akoustic Piano VST Software

I only have a yamaha clavinova for now , but I am interested in how you are able to have so many grands in one room !
I'm trying to figure how I would place a baby grand in my house if I did buy one..Just one

Peter

My 2004 Bösendorfer Model 214 7'0". Her name is Reginetta. www.tinypic.com/nvsay1.jpg

oh my ... how beautiful

Hello apple! im back!!!! am i glad to see you again... and i agree with you on this post!

I've done it recently, but I'm happy to do it again, so happy am I to share the view of my Estonia 190 in its new home.





Regards,

HOLY dandy! thats about the most beautiful thing ive seen all day. I love your practice space! i love the bench! it looks so cushy though i like something harder.
You're so fortunate!

skeletony :

Thanks! I'm glad you like the pictures.

Actually, the Jensen artists benches aren't that "cushy"; they provide pretty firm support without being quite as hard as wood!

Regards,

For the next 5 days only.... my current Yamaha C6 (complete with big castors) then comes the Angry Villager with his smaller Yamaha digital friend .


I had just dusted it and forgot to put the lamp back on the music stand....

No, the radiator is never turned on...


- Michael B.

i practice in an overpriced (not to mention crummy) NYC apt. and my $900 dollar electric clavinova.

"collection of grand pianos"?

by the way i must say that yamahas are awful pianos. at least their latest models. their keys feel unnaturally synthetic, their black keys are molded with sketchy edges, and the overall sound just seems to lack life in general. and i've tried many different models at the showroom. :-(

jpw101 :

You put the rest of us to shame. I want to hear the Rachmaninov Second on that instrument!

Cheers!

Rock Peter,
I have the Mason CC2 in my living room now, where you see it in the picture, and the Steinway B and Bechstein A in another room in the house. I formerly had them both in the room where you see them together in the pictures. The Kawai is in my bedroom for late night or early morning practicing.
Curry, Bruce D and PoStTen, Gorgeous instruments all....you are very fortunate to be able to play on those. JPW101.....that was great....I laughed my A** off!!

I've liked models in the C and S series of Yamahas. They're very decent instruments.

OK, here's the real one (Yamaha P80)...

Yamaha C1

<img src="http://i1.tinypic.com/nwaaoi.jpg" width="500">

Is that the Liszt Hugarian Rhapsody #7 I spy, there? Awesome piece, quite underrated.

These are my babies. The Technics is about four years old. It at least survived our move to Florida. The RX2 we purchased last year and so nice to have the action and response of a real piano.

Now we can do the two piano four hands music we have always wanted to do.